Group policy time sync domain controller (Network Time Protocol) - Step by Step - 100% Working -👍

Group Policy time sync domain Controller (Network Time Protocol) Settings windows server 2019, Windows server 2016, windows server 2012 R2, Active Directory and NTP.

Scenario: Applying GPO (Group Policy) to Sync Domain Machine time to Domain Computers on windows 10 and windows server 2012,2016, 2019.
Machine Used: Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 Enterprise
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1. Create a New GPO
a. Name IT : Global Time settings
b. Go to Computer Configuration -Policies -Administrative Templates -System -Windows Time Service -Time Providers
c. Enable Windows NTP Client
d. Enable Configure Windows NTP settings
i. FQDN or Ip address followed by 0x9
ii. Type: NT5DS
2. Disable Ability to change Time and Time Zone
a. Go to Computer Configuration -Policies -Windows Settings -Security Settings -Local Polices -User right assignments
b. Change System Time: Define Domain Admins or Administrators
c. Change Time Zone: Define Domain Admins or Administrators
3. Turn on windows Time service
a. Go to Computer Configuration -Preferences -Services
b. Add Windows Time service -Start
4. Create a Registry to Set time Zone
a. Computer Configuration -Preferences -Registry
b. Right click -new registry wizard -Local computer -HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -SYSTEM -
CurrentControlSet -Control -TimeZoneInformation -Select all
c. Right click registry -New -Collection Time -Name IT “Time Zone”
d. Select all from time zone information and move it to time zone
e. Right Click Delete registry value time folder
5. Test and Verify
a. Login on to machine do gpupdate /force and restart
b. Check settings via admin and standard user

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